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Mother behind the “abduction” of her own newborn

A Scrolla.Africa reporter was approached on Sunday by a desperate mother, who said her child had been kidnapped two days ago but the police were refusing to open a case.

Mzansi glad to see the back of a gloomy weekend

Extra Time: It was a weekend to forget for South Africa’s national teams as they were all humbled in their respective fields, writes Menzi Magubane.

Nigerian doctors face exploitation in the UK

Nigerian doctors who have been recruited to work in the United Kingdom say they are being exploited and overworked.

Iran’s star footballer’s passport confiscated

The iconic Iranian footballer Ali Daei has had his passport confiscated after speaking out against the Iranian government amid widespread protests.

Villagers lead cops to suspect

Tired of police inaction, residents of Ngovhela went to the top cops in Thohoyandou, brought them back to their village and led them to an armed robbery suspect.

Sixaxeni family losing hope of bringing daughter home

After weeks of tireless fundraising, the Sixaxeni family finally managed to raise the R400,000 required for the repatriation of their daughter’s body from China.

Residents wrestle cops to protect murder suspect

When Bishop Lavis police set out to arrest a suspect in an attempted murder case in Bonteheuwel, Cape Town, they came up against an unexpected obstacle.

Trouser snakes on a plane!

A man from New York City has been charged with attempting to smuggle three Burmese pythons into the United States from Canada.

Mokwena less than impressed with Zungu

Mamelodi Sundowns co-coach Rhulani Mokwena has criticised the fitness progress made by midfielder Bongani Zungu.

Newcastle Municipality won’t pay 223 workers, says former mayor

Former Newcastle mayor Dr Ntuthuko Mahlaba said the decision to rehire the 223 workers he fired three years ago was politically motivated.

Case of sex worker murder suspect postponed

The case of a man accused of killing six sex workers was postponed when he made his first court appearance.

The girls knew: if you went with him, you may not return

Lerato stood with the other women late on Sunday night at the panel beating shop. It was where the bodies of six of her sex worker colleagues were found, their hands and feet bound, their bodies decomposing.